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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-05

THE REGISTER yesterday contained over
two columns of special dispatches from
Charleston, about 1900 words. This is
very expensive ~newSpapering for Wheel
ing, but there is such a feverish anxiety,
not only in the city, but all over the State,
to get every item of news on the Senatorial
question and the prohibition and other i'm
portant Legislative proceeding, that 1t must
be had. no matter what the cost As a
consequence the REGISTER is in great de-
mand in all quarters Of the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-05
fOr Sale.

TOR SALE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-05
Trustees Sale Of Marshall County Property.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST ENE-
u Cuted by Lewis SweiRchCrg and wife To me
as trustee, bearing date on the 9Th day OF August,
A.. u. 1877. and recorded i'll the office of the Clerk
of the County Court of MARSHALL county, in deed
Of Trust book No. >, page 3Gs, | will proceed To
Sell at public sale, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY lath, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock u. M. at the front door
of the Court House Of said Marshall county, in
the city of MuumdSvillc, 10 the highest and best
bidder. the following described real estate, To-
wit: All Og that tract of laud lying in Marshall
county, West Virginia, and bounded as follows,
tO-wit: Beginning at an ash and white oak cor.
nCr ta Alexander Caldwell thence with his line
=. ~ r.. y; poles, Ia a locust standing on the
bank of Wheeling Greek; thence \. ~ T.. 10
poles Ia n stake: thcuCc :. & l~lUN la "A stake;
thence n. So f. - poles Ia IL stake in the nrigi-
nal liuc; thence, leaving said Calhwcll'S line,
A.. aUl,0 ". 10 poles tu n stake IN the mouth Of
BurChCS Run: thence ~. - r.. - poles Ia n
stone thence y. 60 W. II poles Ia rcl oak
thence s.. - W. IL, poles Ia Il rock; thCncrS
10 ". ST. uulvS Ia II ~hngwUrl; thence ;. ~,
W. Is poles To Il stake; Thence :. 81 % W. 70 poles
To the beginning; containing muCty-iiNc th)
acres more or less, excepting, however, So much
of said land rs WAS cOnvCyCi 10y said SwrinchcTg
and wife Ia the County commissioners nf Mar
shall county, ". NH, 10y decd dated the NllI day
Of March. lS%;, aud recorded in said Cuunty
clerks Office in decd book =, page ~. .
TEENS OF S~ALE-IaNh.
CHARLES 4. MEYER, Trustee.
RUSSELL. \ STIrEI, Attorneys. imlSi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-05
DIED.

l.. CARNEY-On Thursday, February 8. 1857. at
l2:tO a m, MARY. wife OF ThOma Carney, aged
Is years
Funeral will take place Saturday morning Al 9
O'Clock, from the residence OF her husband, 27O6
Market street Services at the Cathedral. In
terment at Mt Calvary cemetery. Friends of the
family are respectfully invited TO attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-05

THE REGIsTER again calls attention to
the fact that it is overwhelmed with COM
municatiOnS OH the Senatorial situation at
Charleston, most Of them ~denOuncing in
the most emphatic terms the action Of the
eleven anti-caucus Democrats. While it is
a good sign to see so much interest taken
in the situation and particularly gratily-
ing to have o many REGISTER readers
DESTROYS of expressing their views through
it's columns, it is nevertheless impossible
to respect their wishes. Our space is linn
tied and the news has precedence over all
else. Hence when communications do not
appear the cause will be understood.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10

Read the following: Mr.. {. IT. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says; "Was down
with abcees OF lungs, and friends and
physlciaus pronounced me an incura-
BILE con,umptiVe. Began taking DR.
Kings New Discovery for consump
ton, am now on my third bottle. and
able to oversee the work on my farm
1t is the finest medicine ever made
Jesse Middlewart Decatur, Ono
says: "Ilad it not been tor Dr. king's
New Discovery for Consumption
would have died of lung troubles
Was gwen MP by doctors. Am now
in best of health Try it. sample
bottles tree at any drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10
Alexandre's battery is

Alcxandre's battery is now en-
trcnched on Third Street. did not
retreat from Austin street, but moved
from their in good order to be nearer
the enemy who will soon be across
the river; ask any grocer if they are
not being routed horse and foot. Gro
GERS of Waco, keep your powder dry,
stand by your local industries for
that is the only true way to influence
others to settle here. Thanking you,
the grooers, for your liberal patron
age, for without your assistance my
business would not be the success It Is
Yours truly,
PHlIP l.. ALEXANDER
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10
Business Noiicc.

Mr.. Clayton Todd desires to inform
his former patrons that he has with o.
drawn from the firm of Webb Y Todd
and that he will be found hereafter
Mt his old stand on north Fifth street,
and that he intends to supply his
customers with the finest meats of all
kinds Ms formerly
Mr.. Todd's experience in the market
busints, has been considerable and
he guarantees satisfaction TO his custo
mers ms an lnducement to all house
keepers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10

-
pastor sunday school al ESQ a m Pro-,
Al, Moore, superintendent Choir prac.
$50 .. m. by the pastor. Subject, "Iipht
and Gospel compared Text And God .sid,
Let there BE- light, and there was ligSt :"
Gen, l; 3, All are invited. Church Warm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10
For ,rueI Ircatn,omL

ATLANTA, Nov. .--GOycrnor cor
don has made the order lining two
of the company leasing thc services OF
peuitcniary conyic's, $500 each, lor
cruel treatment OF convlcts, 10 be
pMd by February ljth, under penalty
vt having the contract, annu.led.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10

We have builtup our grand and ex
tenSive business 10y selling good pia-
nos, organs, etc, and representing
them scCor ling to their merits only
IHos. GoGGAN & BRO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10

Full line of American and import
ed hair and cloth brushes, whisk-
brooms, etc. at j f. Sears,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10

Prescription department complete
with Squibb'- and Mcrck's chemi
Gals. J f. Sears.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10

Our entire stock OF c,oaks Is offer
ed atunheard of low prices.
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10

Or. Frank tsnuing, the magnetic
healer, at the, I'Aciti2 Hotel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10

y
,,,.,., N,v 4-Froi horst and
u',.... .,or.t
i..I. "e"''' '" .'''
-t-. were before Justice j.! on 'hl7
corning. the former charged with
,.,ir.,y aud CARRYING conceAlcd
,.,,... .,,;,, cor.,,i,
"eAPou7 an" '''' 'N''1'
acl alone. hc'e Two me" "''P al
rested n- announced in these dis
patches last night. Iha cases were
continued uHui tho l6'h inst, IN
bonds of i-uJJ and $500 respective
lv. i'm default OF which they were
locked up. korst and Mendc are
members Of the regular
suarchi-tic group which mum
ber- 500 mcmD"I~. 1t
was resolved 10y the group to purchase
arms nud kor-t Wa instructed TO
purchase rcvoiNers tor ms Ss'oclHtt-,
and be and Wendc went d""u town
10 purchase pistols The gruHp hnd
been suspected tor some lnii', ana
while lIc meeting was lh progress au
otliu wa- II hiding IA the ro"m ahd
heard the whole ALTAR. watch wa
placed on the two men md when they
attempted TO purchase weapons the!
Wcro arrested.
NEIN, MIR LINGO.
Cu,rAoo. nov. The condemned
auarchi-t, we're not let ont in tie
cxcrci.. cour, thi, morning. Lingg
cent Tor Jailor Fo.l and sald to him
,ayagrlv that he wanted TO 90 out in
,L.. .u,,,.- Main " rrr,lied the Tailor
.-..I' ~,
nn, na .,,, 'untiI ,r i. 1-ten ont for
,Ae last time.
pp. olINN'. .rArrMGNI.
CucAGo. Nov. 9-Dr. j. Quinn,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10

Dr. Frank Tanning, the magnetic
healer, at the Pacific Hotel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10

Up or Jacket for the fall or winter, to call
nse stock. We can save you at least 25 per
ment This is no idle boast, as a visit to
ye
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10

CHICAGO, Nov. Nina \ M /Audt
WAS refused admission to the jail this
morning. orders having been given
that they should not be seen again
unul after the execution. Sic ap
peared very much disappointed rs she
went away. The order was given be
cause of the Young woman's habit OF
making "sceues" IN the jail. Mrs I'm
Gle WAS however let in to see her hus
band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
coNEY ISLANDS LUsrY YoUyo RIVAL.

Several theatrical managers In ENGLAND, 1t is saa
anziou, 10 secure the rigAt to produce the Fail
OF Baby ion" the other side where 1t is thought,
IL would meet encouragement equal ~ that received
by tho "Wild West" IL is highly probable, however.
that the OF the spectacle, 4 company OF Gin
cinnat gentlemen, win produce IL next season in
l'ostOn In the meantime the performances VIII con-
tinuo to be given staten Island, the attendance
this month so far being even enormous than
during July and fully justifying the anucipatlons
OF tho managers that the season be prolonged
proitabiy Ia October /. They counted aver
age Attendance Of about 5000 people; the average
has been over 1400o and some evenings the attend
aDce has reached 81 900.
For next season at St George another spectacular
entertainment 8 I'm preparation that VIII. IL Is hoped
prove popular and mertOrIOus Uo present
one. IT Is an established fact now that with brains
and energy 10 guide AT racriOn and to present.
it staten Island the location offers a. many al
vantages a. any OTHER In the vicinity. Tho sal.
across the bay Is delightful OH warm evenings, and
just long enough. The boats land pa right at
tho entrance 10 the grounds and the entertainments
end at hour 10 enable the visitors 20 reach their
homes at comfortable season There is over
crcwding the boats and no confusion discomfort
in leaving tho grounds or during the performance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
Post ONCE Notice.

(sh.ud be daily by all interested as changes my
Tor fore sn countries neei not bs specly al
for ispat by any particular 500 ner exeepS Mn,i
documents letters not specially atrsset1elns sent ~ t
F"re,Sn mails for tn week ending August IS will clos,
(prompty in all cases. At this ofice as follows
sUNDAYAts M for Puerto % GGr, ami rraro peg
MoYpAYa Tor Belle Puerto 70 co1iS ,. and oua's
Vera via and Bremen etcrs for Irelani
s siass $ses
'1s'T for t ms' N drec per steamship cSn
VIA ROTTERDAM detlers mus. be directed per 2 ca
hc Via Queenstown teters and other
Eqsssan T snsrs and South Paoac ports.
p psI s SSss 5a directed HG per tcioaG
THURsDAY-At a. m. for Europe, per steamship RugIs
via Plymouth Gaoroog g a9a h ANN ans, al
for Venezaea and Curacao per steamship Valencia.
roA NcAo.1 sF J s"%S
steamer from aalliix
sATURDAY-Atsam for ST. Croix and ST. Thomas via St
CroI and Tor lhe wndward Islands direct per steamship
saT n Ssa must De directed per HeS. as
Sa Tue NeiaeIana, direct, per steamship n Eaan
ats pr ESrOes Rs I I'm" fr. .a M
zerlaSI Italy, spain and Portugal nust be dlrscsi
so s ss s G gfs aa ssr
European countries must D. directed psr ssrcn
via ai.ss.S S' stisrs mas. ). ar.csi per crcass
M nsS for s.sss M Nsna eS 1s aaa ans
IL a ~ Costa Kca. per steamship Auas, via lAmon.
Mails for the saniwch Islands per steamship Australia
Iran san FrauciscoD August 20 at Nails
Tor China Japan. per steamship Gaelic Qrom saa
ETaneIsco close here August ZIG a. D. Mails foe
.nspalia Nev.Z alaad, sandwich. Fill and samoan Is
lands per Zelanda from san Francisco close
here August 10 at4 p Tor arrival at New. Of
Steamship Cernanic win British malls for Australia
Mail. for society Islands per ship Tahiti Qcon
san Frauciscol close hers August "a at N
Mails for Cuba bv rail to Tampa. Fla, AMI thence by
steamer via Key West Fia close at this oiues daily AZ
2.30a 4.
The schedule OF closing Of Trans Pacific mails arrasssi
Ina
10 san francisco Mails ftom the East arriving msH
san Francisco the day OF sailing OF steamers are lis
patched thence the same day.
' HENRY O. PEARSON. Postnastsr
Post Oaee. Nsw'York. y. ". August D. 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
UEROI0 But UNSUCCESSFUL SURGERY.

George Eliord. OF No. go ilvngstonst, brooklyn
spent several weeks last spring in DR.. Langes In
Urinary at Fifty seventh-s and LeNingtonaVe', under
treatment for a generous growth beneath MS tongue
A malignant tumor had appeared there and grown
until IL looked like second tongue underneath tho
natural one BY a heroic surgical operation tho
cancorous tissue was successfully removed, tho left
half of the tongue and all the glands beneath going
az the same time. part Of tho jaw bone on tho
loft side was cut away also. The slit of tongue left
vas sewed to the inside Of the right check The wounds
bcoled successfully and Mr. Eford left the hospital
1h cultures that held tho tongue 10 the check were
tsmoyod ana though substitute was lOund IOI uc
80 al tbs Jaw that mad been tahon out, the patent
was su ALE to masticate prepared food on the rshI
side >, . I'LL h,, Aha doctnra have
nj, ,iong been afrl that the disorder being oOnsttu
tional would show itself IN some other Tart oil mo
,nnnfh About two weeks ago a brsnt req sIoI
appeared ON Mr.. Ilfords night cheek ana since then
H. bos sprcad RAPIDLY and assumed hlghly uailyhah0
form. Dr. Sautolre Mr. Eiord's regular phS sl;an,
la done what he corld tO allay the PAIN WIN 0Pates
and cocaine, and thinks that second Operation
mIsht prove successful The patient has lost heart
bntyeyer and Is decidedly opposed 10 any iltuer
snrrrry The case l. somewhat similar TO that OF
General Grant aud II Is likely 10 have the saIno
fatal terminausp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
IDiYOFH UuYDITYAyD RAIN.

After n sutry night, during which the skies were
co,ked in gloomy humidity clouds, yesterday morning
broke with the air still heavily Observation-Disclosures per
centage was 90 AMI the Thermometer In
Dictated ~, temperature unusually high
for that early hour 1t looked rs II suffering COM
nunity were again in for day OF it, The result OF
combnA ton OF heat aud humidity mt these measure
m.nts ia close choking atmosphere, difficult to bear
A. much greater amount OF actual unadulterated heat
About 1880 In the afternoon there was big shower
which considerably ameliorated the condition OF
things It raincd steadily for about an
hour. and several flashes OF lightning were observed
Then there was brief period OF sunshine when dried
nm fine Dayements Up III o'clock the rainfall was
ia inch The temperature at that time was reduced 10
75o and the humidity 10 ~ per cent Az Hudnut tho
o'clock temperature was also I51. About O'Clock
there was second heavy shower and according TO hu
NUTS observations the temperature Just ABOUT then rose
Ia 7go The Signal service selr-recor1lny lnsUuneht
registered a maximum OF S0' light breeze veered
ronn in the OF the day from south ~ nOrlhWesI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07

THE DUKE DE MORNY SAILS FOR EUR OPE.
The Duke de Morny. son Of the famous Duke OF Napo
leonc fame and connection, with his wife, the daughter
Of President Guzman Banco OF Venezuela, sailed for
Europe yesterday the French line steamer La Gas
cogne, after escape from missing her. The Duke
with mis- wife and servants arrived here at yeser
day Oh the steamer Valencia The vessel sailed from La
guayra and few days late on her arrival at this
port Health officer Smith reused and by his cour-
tesy she was examined and given a clean bill She then
went to her dock at Brooklyn. There the OH
eials examined the baggage OF the ducal party The
French lines managers in New-Yorx were appealed TO
and tug TO Brooklyn at once 1t received the
baggage and the party board then waited of Bedon
Island until La Gascogne came in ght fbe had left her
pier at "a. I'D. and stopped being hailed by the
and the transfer OF the French travellers made. The
Dukes, party occupy six OF the best staerooms on La
CascOgne and with them over pieces
baggage. Other members OF the Banco family accom-
panied the Morny party and will stay here until Satur
day, when they will sail for Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07

Fatal ACCIDENT TO YOUNG BOSTOy NAN.
BosroN, Aug. q (Speciab-Thomas rockingham, Of
this city. son OF the late Thomas b. Rockingham met
with sad accident Thursday night which resulted in
his death yesterday afternoon. Mr.. rockingham was
about twenty-five years old and lived with his mother at
the homestead at Jamaica Plain All the household with
the exception OF brother OF Mr. rockingham and the
absent from home. Fearful that this fact
might attract the attention OF thieves Mr. rockingham
was accustomed TO keep loaded revolver under his
inflow at night on Thursday night when preparing TO
retire he took tho revolver from drawer: In some
maui er the weapon discharged the ball entering
MIR Frothinghan's side His brother, alarmed by the
shot rushed the and at once dispatched SER
want for a physician All, however, was unavalllng anu
Mr. rockingham died yesterday afternoon: lie was
grandson OF the late Rev. DIR. n. l.. rockingham,
grand.nephcw OF Edward Everett and also OF the late
Charles Francis Adams He was connected with the
National Bank of Commerce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
p. cROC6gR on THE STAND

SAN Francisco Aug. 6.-Charles L. Crocker, vice
president OF the southern Pacific Railroad. was
examined before the Pacific Railway commission
today The Commission asked Mr.. Croker how IL
was that certain large sums OF money had been paid
without vOut hers aud II II moi singular proceed
Ing Mr. Croker did not think IL saying that
explanation had been offered for expenditures and that
the board was satisfied
- DID take tuIs payment 10 nIucnce legislation
" don't know" CrOcker sad.
Mr. Pattison repeated the question about money being
used for legislative purposes. Mr.. Cohen advised Mr..
CTOckcr not to answer
I'm my Judgment, We can compel the answering or
that question:" interrupted Commissioned Anderson,
and advise your counsel TO consider his advice some
what seriously -,
Mr. Cohen asked that the question be postponed until
he could consult his associates, which request was
Granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
SIAlfrSe PRINCES BACK IN TOWy.

Prince Devawongse of Siam, and his suite arrived in
New-York from Washington at 7 a. IN. yesterday and
their old quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
During the two days spent in the capital the
royal slamese party saw all the sights.
aud were introduced to the President.
They were sorry to meet Mrs Cleveland. They will
remain this city till Wednesday, AID during the few
days posal the Prince make nspec-
zion of the principal public departments with the view
Of cleaning ideas which may be turned TO accoun;
in his country. Yesterday afternoon he had
an opportunity OF seeing how the city fire ladies
do their work He arrived Engine House No -. in
Wooser-st just before the alarm OF fire in Greene-st.
aud Chief Gicqde took him To it, but before ne reached
1t the flames had been extinguished. lie much
pleased and expressed his admiration OF the quickness
which the fire had been subdued. Last night the
Prince and party went to the Casino and heard Er-
mimic" Consul Smith. who went with them TO Wash
iugon accompanied them. and they occupied the pro
seenium boxes. The boxes we're draped with American
and Siamese iags.
To-moro y the royal party will visit Blackwes Island
and in the evening detachment OF the police will be
reviewed before the Prince Union Square by Inspector
Steers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
DIED.

BIcKNELL-At Riverdae. New.York CITY. SATURDAY.
morning, August g. 1887, William Alfred PIerrepont
OF Joseph and tho late NJ Theresa Bicknel in his
2lst year.
Funeral services Christ Church. Rlverdale Monday
ing, the 9Th inst. at 10 O'Clock.
Carriages will meet train leaving the Grand Central Depot
al sos O'clock.
BRoDERIcK-In Brooklyn. July 10. tho Rev. Henry
BrOderick, the 4Sth year OF his
Inter- ed in Evergreen Cemetery.
CAMERON-At Rid wood N J. 9Th = At. Catlarine C.,
wife Of Alexander J. Cameron. in her 18Th year 90
Funeral from 81 Lukes Charch, ohokus ruesla7 9th
Carriages viii await Hohokus foot
Chambers ST., New.YOrk, Erie Railroad.
Please omit flowers
FANNING-I BROOKLYN. satur law August 6. Andrew
NJ eldest OF the late Thomas c. flaming, in the oath
year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
GARDINER-At East Hampton l. l.. August 3. Mary
Gardiner Thomp relct OF Samuel b. Gardiner OF Car
diner q Island.
Funeral at East Hampt ton Monday, August 8 at 1oa
UASTINGs-Drowned at sea. June 30. Ernest OF tho
OF his
The body recovered July 81 and inferred Greenwood
August O.
Funeral private.
MARsH-On Friday August 1887. Harold Langdon. in
FAINT Of William Dayton and Grace Fiske Marsh.
Funeral services from the residence OF his grandher NO
81 Van Wagenan st. Newark, y. j., on Monday the sth
Interment at Morristown, ".
ROBINSON-At jersey City, the 9Th inst, Mrs Eliza
beth Robinson, in the 77th year OF her aye.
in Emory NJ +. Church. BE mont and Ber
gen Jersey City Heights. on Monfay the stn inst,
at2p. IN.
RUssELI-On July o. at Henley on. Thames. England
William Wadsworth Russell, only ate Samuel
Funeral MONDAY. August g. ton the Memorial
Chapel Middleton Conn., arrival OF IL o'clock train
from Grand Cenrd Depot. New-York
Boston and Chicago papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
,o yopvoy PRESIDENT AT PRESENT.

CHICAGO. Aug. Ca dispatch to The Times from Salt
Lake Utah. says The question of successorship TO the
Presidency OF the Mormon Church has been settled
temporarily by the appearance OF address signed by
wiford Woodruff President OF the Apostles He says:
"A upon two former occasions iii history, the duty
and responsibility OF presiding and directing inc
affairs OF the church of Jesus Christ IN all the world
deyoves upou the twelve Apostles. With the Dlessihg
OF the Lord and the faith and prayers OF His people, we
none TO do our duty until too shall be laid 10 rest
II has heen Thought by that either George e. Can
non or Joseph smith, nephew of the original Joseph
would assume the leadership. Woodrufis In the regu
% line ~ succession and bis address, assuming CONTROL
would indicate there Is 10 be departure from the
orders Woodruff IL eighty years old and n man OF
,nediocre ability He has been in hiding Two years and
ia sfill out of sight 10 all the faithful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
All THE AMENDMENTS DEFEATED.

SOME VALUABLE PROPOSED CHANGES ~ THE TEXAS
CONSTITUTION FAIL BECAUSE oF TIE PROHI-
BIrION FIGHT.
ToET WogIH. Texas. Aug G.-The Proai5itionists con
cede tLeir defeat by 10000. The aniProhiihonisis
claim 100000 majority. Fort Worth is the only oisy In
The state that Republican All other amendments
defeated.
Reports from 100 counties including 2G7 cities and
towns give total majority OF jgiI FOR prohib lon and
q majority OF 5000 against the amendment, oaFin2
clear majority against prohibition of 3tl26 There are
ll2 counties ct to hear from aud the dl atiuns
mat the anti prohibition majority in the state VIII be
bc.weel %. 900 and 10000.
FUN ppled. Counties where local
option has been, IS In force. without
exception gtvo large malortes AGAINST the eli.
The rohibonsts pOed about , per cent ~ the negro
vote In the southern part of he slate especially In tue
Republican cOnntrs where few whites 10 be found.
while In Northern Texas the vote + more scat
tered The Prohibitioniss pOlled 80 per cent OF IL